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Fix pyright type hinting issue with the project_dribs iterable in the test#23

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Fix pyright type hinting issue with the project_dribs iterable in the test#23
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  • Added list[dict] type hint to project_dribs to resolve the pyright type inference issue.
  • Removed the # TODO comment and the # pyright: ignore comment as the type issue is now resolved.
  • Added pyright to the dev dependency group in pyproject.toml so it can be used for local static type checking.

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